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|  | | In Human Form
Wendy knows she’s different from her friends. She longs to fit in, but as hard as she tries, she can’t quite hide her strangeness. What Wendy’s friends don’t know, and what Wendy doesn’t remember, is that she is an android built for companionship by a marooned alien. She had lived for three years in the quiet community of Antelope Valley, Nebraska, until a tragic accident kills her creator and destroys her memory. But Wendy’s struggle for acceptance soon turns deadly when ruthless millionaire UFO hunter Earl Vaughn learns her secret and seeks to cash in on "The Discovery Of The Millennium."
span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"">font size="3">In the early days of World War II a violent explosion rattled the small Nebraska town of Antelope Valley, shattering windows in farmhouses out on Old Ridge Road. The next day, the five strangers arrived. They paid cash for a farm, built a new house, and planted crops. They avoided the townspeople, and after a few failed attempts to be neighborly, the townspeople avoided them.o:p>/o:p>/font>/span>
span style="line-height: 115%; font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 11pt | |  | | The Moaning Rocks and Other Stories
A collection of 13 short stories and 1 Novelette ranging from the commonplace to the bizarre. This collection showcases a wide range of David Kubicek's storytelling including contemporary, science fiction, and horror. Following each story is the author’s commentary on how it came to be written.
"David Kubicek deals with the most profound of emotions, betrayal in a small community, and does so wonderfully." - i>Lincoln Journal Star/i>, 1988, reviewing "Ball of Fire."/b>
"Ball of Fire:" /b>Jill Tanner's UFO sighting makes her a laughingstock in this small farming community - until everyone starts having close encounters of the weird kind.
"What's Wrong With Being a Nurse?:"/b> Many children want to be police officers, firefighters, doctors, or nurses when they grow up. Why does Chris's seven-year-old daughter |
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My Colorado Journal
by Pamela Ackerson
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 My Colorado Journal continues with the Pambling Roads collection of US state journals, helping readers spark their interest with historical trivia and tidbits about Colorado. It's an interactive journal designed to nurture creativity and self-motivat |
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